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Corrections & Right of Reply

Last updated: August 2026

Accuracy is core to our mandate. When we get something wrong, we correct it promptly and transparently. Subjects of our reporting are entitled to a right of reply.

1. Reporting an Error

If you believe any dossier, news article, or signal contains a factual error, contact the editorial desk via the contact page or Telegram. Please cite the specific item and the correction needed.

2. How We Correct

Material factual errors are corrected in-place, with a dated correction note appended to the item explaining what changed and why. Minor typographical fixes may be made silently.

3. Retractions

If an item is fundamentally flawed, we will retract it — removing the body, replacing it with a retraction notice, and keeping the URL live so the record is preserved.

4. Right of Reply

Any company or individual that is the primary subject of our original reporting may submit a written response. We will publish substantive, on-topic responses in full or in fair summary, appended to the relevant item, without editorializing.

Right-of-reply submissions must be factual and may not be used to threaten or harass. We reserve the right to decline submissions that are defamatory, off-topic, or abusive.

5. Timeline

We aim to acknowledge correction requests within 5 business days and to resolve verified errors within 10 business days.

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